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Government mulls cement roads amid bitumen price spike

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Government mulls cement roads amid bitumen price spike
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India's Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari is considering shifting to cement concrete roads due to rising bitumen prices caused by the conflict in West Asia. The government is also exploring the use of bio-bitumen and recycled waste materials to reduce import dependency.

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Infrastructure policy shifts in India have significant economic implications for construction costs and foreign exchange reserves.

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The article reports on government policy and ministerial statements, though it includes a brief mention of political rhetoric.

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